Michigan HB4844 amends the jurisdiction of family courts over minors, detailing specific conditions under which a court can exercise jurisdiction.

Michigan HB4844 amends the jurisdiction of family courts over minors, detailing specific conditions under which a court can exercise jurisdiction. This includes situations where a juvenile has violated laws, is homeless, has run away from home, or is in danger of substantial harm. The bill also outlines scenarios where a juvenile may be found to be dependent, such as when a parent has failed to provide necessary support or has neglected the juvenile for an extended period. Additionally, it specifies circumstances under which a juvenile can be placed in a detention home or county jail.

Michigan HB4844 amends the jurisdiction of family courts over minors, detailing specific conditions under which a court can exercise jurisdiction.

Michigan HB4844 amends the jurisdiction of family courts over minors, detailing specific conditions under which a court can exercise jurisdiction. This includes situations where a juvenile has violated laws, is homeless, has run away from home, or is in danger of substantial harm. The bill also outlines scenarios where a juvenile may be found to be dependent, such as when a parent has failed to provide necessary support or has neglected the juvenile for an extended period. Additionally, it specifies circumstances under which a juvenile can be placed in a detention home or county jail.